The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY,
To be Observed Monday, May 80.

To be Observed Monday, May 80.
The Committee of Arrangements an
nounce the following
PROGRAM:
$50 a. m. Federal Salute in Court House
Park.
$50 a m, Ringing of bells 10 minutes
during which citizens are invited to as
semble on Public Square.
ORDER ON CEREMONIES.
8 a. m, Procession will form under
direction of Officers of the Day, in the
following order:
Ex-Soldiers and Sailors.
Mcintosh G. A. R. Post.
Mcintosh w. r. Z.
President.
Officers of the Day, Speakers, sc.
Teachers and pupils of Ravenna schools,
under direction of Supt. d. D. Pickett.
Citizens on foot and In carriages.
Procession will move to Maple Grove
Cemetery and halt at Memorial Cross.
Music.
Opening remarks by President of Day.
Prayer.
Decoration of Memorial Cross by W
r. 9. aud assistants.
Music.
G. A. R. Decoration Service.
Music.
Divisions.
President of the Day, John Porter.
Officers of Day, W. 8. Krake. E. M
Waller.
Committee on Finance, Philo Bierce
P. G Clark.
Committee on Music, G. r. Braden
Mrs. Fl. Moore Mrs. F. N. Marvin.
Committee on Salute, Philo Bierce, J
J. Shraeder, l. F. Hunt.
Committee on Flagging Graves, P. L
King, T. R. Mason.
Committee on Evergreens, o. d
Wheeler, p. L. King.
Committee on Memorial Cross, Wo
mems Relief Corps.
Committee on Flag Pole, A. P. Oviatt
]. F. Sapp.
An invitation is earnestly extended t.
all citizens to join in this solemn servic'
and help To perpeiuate in the hearts o
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.tic devotion and of the sacrifices mad,
for orr country. Bring baskets of flow
ers aud help to strew the graves of you
heroic dead.
The committee would respectfully re
quest that all places of business be closet
from Ssa. IN. to II IL m, and it is hopet
that all citizens will gladly join IN thi
annual tribute to our fallen heroes.
WIN. GRINNELL,
]. Ell. OAKLEY,
| Compittee.
DECORATING COMMITTEES.
1st tDivision-Capt. Geo. f. Robinson
VIM. Grinuell, L. r. Pryor, Robt. Smitb
A. w. Alcorn.
2nd Division-Capt. L. F. Hunt-Alber
Aurand, P. L. Hunt, c. L. Bartlett, ii. j
| Webber, John Myrick. y
Sd Division-Capt. P. G. Clark-S.
Barr, M. B. White, j. G. Shraeder, l.. p
Mason.
4th Divislon-Capt. J. J. Shraeder-W
| 5 Gibbons, Wm. Stowell, w. w. B
Smith, NJ. Collins, l.. L. Bradley.
5th Division-Capt. Chas. A. Newton
Jas. Calhoun, E NJ. Jennings, w. B
Lewis, Geo. Sadler
V. Reed, John Wilson, w. c. Black, Chas
Whitney.
7th Division-Capt. o. w. Coy-J. II
Goddard, James Jewell, Simon Perkins
J. s. Walker, n Fl. Hall.
Sth Division-Capt,s G. r. Braden-
Wesley Gill, J, ID. King, J. w, McGahan
John Bricker.
9th Division-Capt. J. F. sapp-J. p
Frank, A. A. Parker, E. G. Willard, w
D. Turner, John Meharg, John Brown.
10th Diyision-Capt. w. 8. Krake-O.
c. Risdon, John Lindsay, F. N. Marvin,
y. A. Mason, E. L. Meister.
11th Division-Capt. Sherman Keck-H.
w. Moore, G. W. Marvin, A. J. Pierce, T.
]. Riddle, j. G. Brooke.
18th Division-Capt J. B. Russell-H.
l.. Osborn, F. B. Powell, J. H. Oakley.
SOLDIERS OF 1872
18th Division-Cnpt. A. p. Oyiatt-G.
w. Phelps, JAS Powers, j. Q. Beery, j. II.
Furry, E. b. Fisher, D. r. Bissell.
14th Division-Capt j. Z. Sutliff-G. N.
Blssell, A. McCracken, 8. r Freeman,
]. r. Mason. A. 7. Willyard, c. Edwards.
18th Diyision-Capt. s. J. Post-Iiiram
Bentley, w. s. Churchill, B. F. Hill,
Philo Bicrce, L. w. Dawes.
10th Division-Capt o. d. Wheeler
Peter Richards, Thos. Clearwater, p. L.
King, G. q. Webber.
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.
18th DivIsion-Capt. Jas. Miller-H. B
Coe, j. II. Cline, G. p. Reed.